Pay Close Attention To Facebook's New Passive-Aggressive Privacy Settings
Facebook on Tuesday unveiled the new privacy protections meant to help the company comply with new privacy laws that come into effect in Europe on…
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Chrome 66 Launches With Auto-Play Video Blocking - But It Doesn't Always Work
Google just released Chrome 66 for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS, a new version of its popular browsing app that packs a few exciting features.…
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Following Police Investigation, Apple Removes App That Allowed Users To Hide Photos Behind A Fake Calculator App
Apple recently removed an app from the App Store that allowed users to hide sensitive photos and videos behind what was otherwise a fully functioning…
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7 Paid iPhone Apps On Sale For Free Right Now
There are still a few solid freebies left in yesterday's roundup, but we've got a fresh batch of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale…
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Facebook Explains What Data It Collects From Non-Users, But Still Doesn't Offer A Way Out
Just because Mark Zuckerberg appeared before US Congress last week to answer a plethora of questions about the way Facebook handles user data and privacy…
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New Images Show Android P's Secret Gesture Navigation - And Yes, It Copies The iPhone X
Google mistakenly leaked an unannounced Android P feature, a new navigation menu that looks a lot like the iPhone X's gesture-based navigation. A new report…
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iOS 11.4 Beta 2 Is Here, Go Download It Now
Earlier this month, Apple kept up with its relentless software release schedule and released the first developer beta of iOS 11.4. This update is all…
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Facebook Tracks You Even If You're Not A User, And You Can't Really Do Anything About It
We've talked about the fact that Facebook is tracking everyone online — even people who choose not to open a Facebook account — long before…
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Google Accidentally Revealed Android P Takes More From The iPhone X Than Just The Notch
While Google last week may have slyly revealed what Android P will actually be called upon its release -- Popsicle, perhaps-- the search giant may have…
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The 8 Best Free iPhone Games Of The Week
The Masters might be over, but that didn't stop us from including another golf game in this week's roundup of free iOS games that were…
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Russia Bans Telegram After Messaging App Ignores Court Order
The Russian government has ordered an immediate ban on Telegram, the encrypted messaging app, after the company ignored a court order to give the Federal Security…
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10 Paid iPhone Apps That Are Free Downloads Today
Friday is always bittersweet for Apple fans. On one hand, you only have a few more hours of work or school left to endure before…
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Survey Claims That 9% Of Facebook Users Have Deleted Their Accounts
While Facebook has endured a number of scandals over the past few years, the fallout and controversy stemming from the Cambridge Analytica saga undoubtedly represents…
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Google's New Call Filter Sends Spam Straight To Voicemail
Spam calling has become a focus for networks and phone makers lately. All four of the big mobile networks now offer some kind of spam…
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The Iconic Gmail Web Design Is Getting A Complete Overhaul
The winds of change are a-blowin in Gmail's direction. According to Engadget, Google sent out an email to G Suite Administrators, the people who manage and…
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Spotify Is Updating Its Free Music Streaming Tier To Make It More Like The Paid Tier
One of the ways that Spotify became the most popular music streaming app in the world was by opening up much of its service to…
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Facebook Introduces New 'Data Abuse Program' That Pays To Find Apps Misusing Data
With Facebook still trying to recover from the Cambridge Analytica ordeal, the social networking giant has been working furiously to show the public that it…
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After Deleting Mark Zuckerberg's Private Messages, Facebook Says An 'Unsend' Feature For All Users Is On The Way
The fallout and accompanying controversy resulting from the revelation that Cambridge Analytica stealthily acquired information from upwards of 87 billion unsuspecting Facebook users shows no…
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I, Too, Am A 'Power User Of The Internet' - And That's Not Enough To Protect My Privacy
Hello, my name is Chris, and I have a problem. I am a "power user of the internet," and I finally know what to call…
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Of Course Facebook Has Been Spying On Your Messenger Chats
Facebook came out swinging on Wednesday, revealing a bunch of changes that will be made to the social network in light of the Cambridge Analytica…
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Everyone Who Has Ever Used Facebook Should Just Assume Their Data May Have Been Hijacked
Facebook on Wednesday came forward with several announcements meant to show the world how much it really care about its users and their privacy. The…
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Mark Zuckerberg To Testify Before Congress About Cambridge Analytica On April 11th
Facebook's Cambridge Analytica saga is set to continue with a highly anticipated event, Mark Zuckerberg's testimony to Congress on the matter. The Facebook CEO will…
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The iOS 11.4 Public Beta Is Available For Anyone To Download Right Now
Yesterday, Apple released the first iOS 11.4 beta to developers. But rather than limiting the fun just to people who paid Apple for access to…
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The First iOS 11.4 Developer Beta Is Available For Download Right Now
iOS 11.3 was finally pushed out to the general public last week, and normally that means that Apple's software development team can have a break.…
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5 Awesome New iPhone Features In iOS 11.3 That No One Is Talking About
It seems like it took forever, but Apple finally released its hotly anticipated iOS 11.3 update on Thursday afternoon. Why would a software update other…
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8 Paid iPhone Apps You Can Download For Free Today
It's our last roundup of the week covering paid iPhone and iPad apps that are on sale for free, so we've done our best to…
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Irony: Facebook Employees Hate It When Their Private Memos Are Shared With Third Parties
Facebook is still in damage control mode after the world found out a shady company like Cambridge Analytica was able to extract user data for…
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